Radiologic Technologist

Job Title: Radiologic Technologist

Specific Jobs and Duties:

• Prepare Patients for Imaging Procedures: Explain the imaging procedure to patients, answer any questions they may have, and ensure they are comfortable.
• Position Patients: Properly position patients to ensure accurate imaging while considering their comfort and safety.
• Monitor Patients: Observe patients during the procedure to ensure they remain still and are not experiencing any discomfort or adverse reactions.
• Operate Imaging Equipment: Safely operate X-ray machines or other imaging equipment to capture diagnostic images.
• Select Proper Imaging Techniques: Choose the correct imaging techniques and exposure settings based on the type of examination and the patient’s condition.
• High-Quality Images: Ensure that images are of high quality and capture the necessary anatomical details for accurate diagnosis.
• Document Procedures: Accurately record the details of imaging procedures, including patient information, type of examination, and any special considerations.
• Manage Patient Records: Ensure that imaging results and patient records are correctly labeled, stored, and accessible for review by healthcare providers.
• Ensure Confidentiality: Maintain patient confidentiality by securely handling and storing all medical records and images.
• Work with Radiologists: Collaborate closely with radiologists, providing them with high-quality images and any relevant patient information to assist in diagnosis.
• Assist in Procedures: Support radiologists and other physicians during interventional radiology procedures, such as biopsies or the insertion of catheters, by operating imaging equipment.
• Coordinate with Other Departments: Communicate with other healthcare departments, such as nursing, to coordinate patient care and ensure timely imaging services.

Skills Required

• Proficiency in operating diagnostic imaging equipment including X-ray machines.
• Strong knowledge of imaging techniques, exposure settings, and positioning protocols.
• Ability to produce high-quality diagnostic images with accuracy and consistency.
• Solid understanding of radiation safety standards and protection measures.
• Excellent patient communication skills — able to explain procedures clearly and put patients at ease.
• Keen attention to detail in documentation, image labeling, and record management.
• Strict adherence to patient confidentiality and data privacy protocols.
• Ability to work collaboratively with radiologists, physicians, and other healthcare departments.
• Strong observational skills to monitor patients during procedures and respond to adverse reactions.
• Ability to work efficiently under pressure and manage multiple patients in a fast-paced clinical environment.
• Radiation Protection Officer (RPO) certification is a big advantage.

Benefits:

• Employee discount
• Paid training
• Promotion to permanent employee

Work Location: In person